I made that credits in my Yt Video
https://youtu.be/wOVsPkYKQKo

Sinister Funk - Rise Up Dead Man [Remix] (Port Sulphur Band) [HD]

two of the most iconic albums by Sandman mixed together (softly, because they are hardly mixable)

Mikrobe - Sandman Tribute Mix Witchcraft and Psycho Toons

SinisterFunk - Summer Vibes In Winter Agony [let leave live mix]

SinisterFunk - Frozen Cherry Blossoms

SinisterFunk - Merry Crisis [melt down mix]

SinisterFunk - Indol Cycling [Raw Mix]

SinisterFunk - The Matter Of Emotion [leisure mix]

SinisterFunk - LA_NOIR [lazy mix]

SinisterFunk - Modus operandi

Barkleys Island

Happy Little Pills (Ver. 1.309)

High Tension

White Mirrors

Concentrate

I exist

Painkillers

Black Mirrors

Bad Guys

The Organic Evolution of an Artificial Phenomenon

See you on the bright Side

bipolar remastered

GWood Underground remastered

My Mind is a Mess

A reedit of my Melodic House Track "Indol Cycling" to make it Techno.

Das Wort Dadirri stammt aus der Sprache der Ngan'gikurunggurr- und Ngan’giwumirri-Völker, die im Daly River-Gebiet im Northern Territory Australiens leben. Diese Sprachen gehören zur Gruppe der Daly-Sprachen, die von nur sehr wenigen Menschen gesprochen werden.

Dadirri bedeutet „tiefes, achtsames Zuhören“, eine Form der stillen, respektvollen Verbundenheit mit der Natur, sich selbst und anderen – eine spirituelle Praxis. Es wird manchmal mit „inneres tiefes Zuhören“ oder „kontemplatives Gewahrsein“ übersetzt.

Indol Cycling with the Speed of a Neurotransmitter [technoized]

DE:
Muga Walay bedeutet sinngemäß: „Sprung des Kängurus“.
Der Titel ist inspiriert von den traditionellen Sprachen der Ngan’gi sprechenden Aborigines im Northern Territory, Australien.
Er ist eine poetische Hommage an die Verbindung zwischen Rhythmus, Natur und Bewegung – und versteht sich als künstlerische Annäherung, nicht als wörtliche Übersetzung.

EN:
Muga Walay roughly means “Jump of the Kangaroo”.
The title is inspired by the traditional languages of the Ngan’gi-speaking Aboriginal peoples of Northern Australia.
It’s a poetic homage to rhythm, nature and movement — a respectful, artistic interpretation rather than a literal translation.

Muga Walay [technoized]

The Dark Side is Calling [technoized]

Generation ADHS

Baltic Clouds and Waves [remastered]

The Lubmin Acid Modulation Projekt [remastered]

The Psychedelic Exploration Radiation Projekt [remastered]

Black Tulip

Hey. 
I'm a male nurse who likes to produce music in his free time. All my tracks are made with love and dedication. Not all of them are perfect. They are all self-mixed and self-mastered. 
I mostly make my music with FL Studio. My favourite VSTs are Sakura (for Bassline and Pads), Loom 2 (for Bassline and Pads), Vital (for Leads, Basslines, Sequences and Pads/Drones - it's an all-rounder), Phase Plant (for everything [-; Beats, Bass, Leads Seq, Pads, everything), Flex (onboard with FL Studio, it's amazing, it's true, it's terrific), FPC (for Beats) and sometimes Serum. For rhythmic and, in some ways, melodic sound manipulation, I use FXs like Shaperbox 3, Infiltrator 2, Snap Heap, Transit by Baby Audio (for transitions)  or Morph EQ. As FX like Reverb and others, the entire Kilohearts line is my beloved. I often use the OldSkoolVerb and Tempo Delay by Voxengo, as well as Valhalla Supermassive. For mixing and mastering, I love to use the Ozone 11 Pro. For melodies, I often use Lemonaide to give me structured MIDI, which I then adapt. And, of course, here and there, a vocal-, Hi-Hat Loop or swoosh sample.
I hope you like what comes out, and I would be grateful for a like or follow.
Thomas
My Website: https://sinisterfunk.com/
My Bandcamp: https://sinisterfunk813.bandcamp.com/
My Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/mikrobi1981

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